
Three honest ingredients
Hypochlorous acid, salt, and water. That's the whole label - no antibiotics, no steroids, no dyes.
The hypochlorous acid first-aid spray for bumblefoot season, pecking scuffles, and everything in between - gentle enough for chicks, with egg-safe handling and 500+ sprays per bottle.
Buy more, save more
Add 1 more to save 5%.
+ shipping - free over $45.00
60-Day Happy Flock Guarantee - use it on your flock, full refund if you're not happy. Ships from the USA in 1-2 business days. First order, direct purchases.
Flock first-aidThe bottle you'll be glad is in the coop - blended & packed in the USA.
The science of simple
HOCl is the same gentle molecule your hen's own immune cells make. Vet clinics reach for it because it cleans hard while staying kind to healing skin - no alcohol burn, no peroxide fizz, no blue dye.

Hypochlorous acid, salt, and water. That's the whole label - no antibiotics, no steroids, no dyes.

Birds barely react to the fine mist, so cleanup stays calm - no wrestling a hurt hen twice a day.

Skin-neutral and drug-free, so it's suitable from the brooder to the old girls on the top roost.

A topical clean with no drugs means nothing to withdraw from - keep collecting eggs as usual.
Three steps, ten seconds
No rinsing, no wiping, no bandage wrestling - just a fine mist and a minute of patience.
Keep it in the coop kit so it's there on the bad day. Part the feathers so you can see the spot.
Mist the area thoroughly from a few inches away. No sting, so most birds stay calm.
Let it air-dry - no rinsing, no wiping - and she's back with the flock in minutes. Repeat 2-3 times daily.
Use 2-3 times daily until the spot looks settled. 8.5 fl oz = 500+ sprays, so one bottle covers a whole season of scrapes. For anything deep, near the eye, or not improving - call your vet.
Why keepers switch
Good to know
Bumblefoot, pecking scuffles, brooder mishaps - here's what keepers ask us most.
Still curious? Email support@happycluck.com - real keepers, real answers.
Yes - it's the classic use. Clean the foot, mist thoroughly, and let it air-dry, 2-3 times daily. For an advanced case with a deep core, have your vet handle the removal and use the spray for daily aftercare.
Mist the area 2-3 times daily and separate the hen if the flock keeps at it. Because the spray is clear and dye-free, you can actually watch how the skin is doing day to day.
It's gentle, but don't spray directly into eyes. For face wounds, spray it onto a clean cloth or gauze first and dab carefully around the area.
Yes - it's drug-free and skin-neutral, gentle enough for brooder scrapes and pasty-vent cleanup. A light mist is plenty on little ones.
2-3 times daily until the spot looks settled. There's no such thing as overdoing it - it's the same molecule her own immune cells make.
No. No alcohol, no iodine, no peroxide - most birds barely react to the fine mist, which makes twice-a-day care realistic.
No. It's a drug-free topical spray, so there's nothing to withdraw from - egg-safe handling, keep collecting as usual.
Deep punctures, wounds that aren't improving after a few days, anything involving the eye, or a bird that's lethargic and off feed - that's vet territory. The spray is first aid and aftercare, not a replacement for care.
8.5 fl oz is 500+ sprays - for most flocks that's a full season or more of scrapes and squabbles. Keepers grab 2 or 3 at a time and save, so one bottle lives in the coop and one stays in the house.
You're covered by the 60-Day Happy Flock Guarantee - if you're not happy, we'll refund every penny. First order, direct purchases.
Reviews and photos from Happy Cluck customers.
The spray is the backup plan
First aid handles the bad day. The daily herbal Flock Blend is what keeps most days good - gut support, steady condition, zero egg withdrawal, one scoop over feed.
60-Day Happy Flock Guarantee · Subscribe & Save 20% + free shipping on every delivery · Skip, pause, or cancel anytime